LEGO Education WeDo 2.0 is an introductory invention kit you can use to build interactive robots and other creations. You can snap together Scratch programming blocks to interact with your WeDo 2.0 creations and add animations and sounds.

The LEGO® Education WeDo 2.0 is an introductory invention kit you can use to build your own interactive machines. You can snap together Scratch programming blocks to interact with your LEGO WeDo creations and add animations on the screen.

Combining playful hands-on experiences with creative coding exploration, you and your students can easily connect WeDo2.0 with the Scratch 3.0 release from MIT. Below are some videos to get you started!

WeDo Hub: It connects WeDo sensors and motors to your computer. Motor: It can be programmed to turn this way or that way and to move at different power levels. You can connect two motors to the WeDo hub ports to be controlled separately. Lights: Two bright LED lights that can be connected to the WeDo hub.

To connect a LEGO WeDo set in Scratch 2.0, a Scratcher must go to "More Blocks", then click on "Add and Extension" and select "LEGO WeDo 2.0". The plugin must be downloaded onto the computer.

Programming LEGO WeDo in Scratch is nice, easy... and works! We explain how to start, what to install and whether it's worth it to connect these two learning tools for kids.

Sep 26, 2021 · Step by step how to connect Lego Wedo 2.0 to Scratch to do more with your Wedo kit and start creating some fun interactive games of your own.

The LEGO WeDo Construction Set is a simple robotics tool designed for ages 7–11. It allows users to design their own interactive machines and program them using drag-and-drop software like Scratch.

Mar 15, 2016 · The LEGO® Education WeDo 2.0 is an introductory invention kit you can use to build your own interactive machines. You can snap together Scratch programming blocks to interact with your LEGO WeDo creations and add animations on the screen.

Apr 4, 2016 · LEGO launched a new version of WeDo, WeDo 2.0, in January 2016, and the Scratch team has since released an extension that works with it. This post is all going to be about the original WeDo.